US Edition74 Killed in Gaza as Israeli Forces Strike a Cafe and Fire on People Seeking Food
- On June 30, 2025, Israeli airstrikes hit the Al-Baqa Cafe and other locations in Gaza City and southern Gaza, killing at least 74 people.
- The violence followed Israel's evacuation orders for northern Gaza and tension over aid distribution amid accusations against Hamas for diverting assistance.
- Witnesses reported sudden strikes without warning, shaking buildings like earthquakes, while people seeking food aid were fired upon near distribution sites.
- The Al-Baqa Cafe strike alone killed 30 to 33 people, including women, children, and a journalist, with dozens wounded, as one survivor said it hit "all of a sudden."
- The Israeli military said it is reviewing the incidents and stated it targets militants, while the U.N. denies systematic aid diversion, underscoring continued conflict and humanitarian risk.
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